There are times when visuals and music work together in perfect harmony, thus satisfying the audience with both senses to the core, and if you are also fond of enjoying such experiences, then you must check out the soundtrack by Ellery Twining, Oy!, which is basically the title of the abstract short film by filmmaker Ben Bostian. Hailing from Mystic, Connecticut, the United States of America, Ellery Twining is an indie music artist who happens to be a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, and composes soundtracks primarily. This time, he joins forces with Ben Bostian for the soundtrack of the latter’s film project, Oy!
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Let us find out what the audience can look forward to with the video and the music.
The latest short film by Ben Bostian, and its soundtrack by Ellery Twining of the same name, Oy! is an excellent piece of two individuals’ artistry coming together as one in the sense that the film in itself is a series of clips with different visual impressions such as snow-covered mountains, vast spread-out hills, forests, huts, etc., along with two characters present throughout but again shown in different engagements such as driving through a road with trees on both sides, walking through wooden pathways, or simply being present within the landscape, and this exactly where Ellery Twining’s composition of the soundtrack comes into play.
Besides being just a background score, the major aspect of this soundtrack is that it showcases the true concept of indeterminate music and keeps evolving through boundless improvisations, and sometimes each track seems like taking birth out of the previous one, thereby adding a sonic continuity to the visuals of the film and making the sound and image exist and flow together.
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